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gamood

03/10/14 5:49 PM

#10006 RE: -[CAPITAL GAINS]- #10005

Sorry, there are no products, only licenses to produce product!
That means Bob Corr still has ownership!
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Drugdoctor

03/10/14 5:52 PM

#10007 RE: -[CAPITAL GAINS]- #10005

Agreed imastockstar! You can't buy a clean shell this cheap, let alone the trademarks, that came with the deal... So basically for a little LVVV stock and $50,000 dollars cash, LVVV has acquired another company with a full compliment of shares... Needs to clean up the debt a little, probably issue some LVVV preferred shares to the debt holders, and we are good to go...

Anyone who doesn't understand what this means to LVVV just doesn't understand how Wall Street works.... We are GOLDEN!
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shaman919

03/10/14 7:09 PM

#10055 RE: -[CAPITAL GAINS]- #10005

Where did you see anywhere in the 8k the number $300K? just curious. I saw $725k of LVVV common shares for 60% stake, and $50k to Robert Corr for his super vote share. Thanks!
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shaman919

03/10/14 7:13 PM

#10058 RE: -[CAPITAL GAINS]- #10005

LiveWire Ergogenics, Inc. (“LiveWire”) is prepared to invest $725,000 worth of its common shares of LiveWire Ergogenics, Inc (OTCBB “LVVV”) as well as $50,000 in cash to purchase control of Apple Rush Company and Rushnet, Inc. (the “Companies”) under the terms contained in this term sheet. With the exception of the section of this agreement relating to expenses, this term sheet is a non-binding document prepared for discussion purposes only, and the proposed investment is specifically subject to customary stock purchase agreements, legal due diligence, and other conditions precedent contained herein, all satisfactory to the LiveWire in its sole discretion







Company: Apple Rush Company and Rushnet, Inc. (“Apple Rush and Rushnet” or the “Company”).

Investors: LiveWire Ergogenics (“LiveWire”).

Investment Amount: 5 million shares (the “Investment Amount”).

Investment Form: Common Stock and Series A Preferred Stock (the “Series A Preferred”). 2.5 million shares of LiveWire Ergogenics shall go to purchase approximately 6 billion shares of Apple Rush, Inc, and 2.5 million shares of LiveWire shall go to Robert Corr, along with $50,000 in cash to purchase Mr. Corr’s SuperVoting Preferred Stock in Apple Rush, Inc. and Rushnet, Inc.

Ownership: 60% of the fully-diluted, post-investment capitalization, plus ownership of the Preferred Stock in both Apple Rush, Inc and Rushnet, Inc. Apple Rush will issue 7,252,034,443 shares to LiveWire which represents 60% of the outstanding shares. After the transaction, Apple Rush, Inc will have 12,086,724,072 shares outstanding.

Additional Capital: LiveWire will pay all costs to bring both companies up to full reporting status.

Registration Rights: LiveWire will grant Mr. Robert Corr demand registration rights on his Apple Rush shares, subject to SEC approval.

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Schneidku40

03/10/14 7:43 PM

#10076 RE: -[CAPITAL GAINS]- #10005

I will agree that Livewire got APRU for much cheaper than I anticipated. 5 million shares isn't terribly bad dilution for LVVV holders.

APRU on the other hand, is going to be screwed for a while. I'm not sure why everybody on that board is so hyped up for pennies or dollars now. Do they realize that they now have 12 billion shares outstanding? Whether or not Livewire ever intends to sell any, a dollar per share is absolutely unattainable. Why would that company ever be worth 12 BILLION dollars any time in the near future? Even cracking 1 cent a share, at 120 million market cap, will be a stretch. I have nothing against Livewire's marijuana chew idea, but there are many other mj stocks that already have more legs in the industry that aren't even worth 120 million. Livewire just bought 60% of the company for basically $500,000, valuing the company at a little over $800,000. Yet the stock is trading with a current market cap of almost $8 million. As usual, the head man (Corr) gets rewarded while common stockholders get screwed. They apparently just don't know it yet.

There's still the issue of all the debt APRU holds, though. I'm guessing LVVV will be paying for that since they got the shell for only a $800,000 valuation. For that I'm guessing LVVV will be issuing another 30 million shares to clean up. That part sucks for us. This stock needs more volume if they're going to be able to dump that much on the market without it tanking.